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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1910)
TinLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, SEPTEMBER 22. 1910 HER’S VISIT. Ldy Meant Wall, but She Lt a Severe Shock. ■»lii<>u*-d wuiuau from tbe tvuily |«M-ked some fried Lud aud doughuuta in a Lei and went Io see her hto lives lu n big "'••?- Bbe pizrd wbeu the family sluy- I o'tka-k and det Med llinl h tell pa alsttu it when she te tall titty- “lie might five fallen Into evil ways." t herself (is she was going Kke Ht ber usual time, 4 Bd tbe house seemrti slrangv- ■"Town folks do get lazy." Kt. "ttutl they proltaitly ttou't ■ Ji." She dressed amt went ■ anti- watched the «•!<» k uit- ■ a souud. Then site w tilled I at 1. Iietwceu bnuger auu Ibe wua itlmoHi crttzetl I i,wti niutileretl In their L yelled nt S o'clis-k from Hie L- Aud soon the bouse war Hi people ruaLtUg lit to see Ibtippened. Lily Were surprlsetl mid hi then fniliee. market gartleit- U>.,ys. eb-., rushed Into llielt Ami mid woke them n;>. Hilts why the eld fashl'tmsi line home that day. "I tievet ” she soltta d to pa. "that auy 1 tulk to Iter ma as Jttue talk Atebisou Globe. 'All’S EIG VOLCANO. «Relics of Lava J.t Has Left In > the Foreste. ■1 possesses one of the greatest ■ wonders Of Ute preseut day ■ live volcano uh Itigli : ih V< mii ■ twice its diameter, «a. on ttie Island of Hawaii. ■lilrty tulles from the Men ill <1 Bn range in which are three Bl- au-x-s and one partially alive Bit. called Mauna l.oa. from Hute B seudM streams of lava down bs lu I SHI three st renins bttrsi Bom rhe Sides of this mountain. Ke of them value wltldit three Ms of a uillc of Hilo, the chief r the tolittad. There have Imeti I our break a of Kilauea hi the ■Hired years, lu 1K-MI there wax ■tint eruiaion of lava, the ligli. ■ h It was Maid, caraid lie seen a Id miles atvay. while nt the tlto- htf forty tit ilea oue could real It midiilglil. re the lava flowed through Hu nt has left curious relics In lava I bridges and great vases. Tile*- hvere formed by the lava pllln plstilt Houte lofty trie trunk ig sway the wind within utitt ; the tipjtef part of the tree. It- ■use of time seeds were <|e|H>slf lie open top. filled with ile.nylu uutil bow there Is a gl-.qintl rase, boldlug ferns uud Gttwet.- lies— Kxclninge. gi A Coin Worth Millions. ■lewliere In the <ttr1tl istsslltly Bg the telles kept by some loyer o' ■rent .\'a|*>!e<»U-there is a foftniie ■px iinsiispectrd. Aiming Ills (still- Bleott Itad mln led were some mil ■ of tire frauc pieces, and tie tleter Bd to pitP'tlUriM* these In an ex Bdinary way. In oue of ibe coins bd lo a tlo.v size, was iuch»«s1 a I signed by Napoleon and promix ■ he sum of 5.iaNMM)P frillies to the br of that particular coin. Nat ■y every laxly who ebauged a large Ik demanded tbe uew five fran is In exebauge and. as a rule, prob lud dag aod sottuded tbe untnl hi yr neureb for thé hiddeu unie. But years went on. aud yet Ibe not I not appear. Napoleon's pllgliieit *d to * sa (Ted trust tu the Freneli h>n. and today the govenituenf Ms ready lo pay Ibe debt, wbii-lt b Interest, to now worth tuuuy mU a.-Loudon A us went. A Grand Rout. I to not always the larrext fœ who I make rhe area text dtoturlaau.-e auu ■ae tbe moxt confuxiou. In hie Iantina Grounds of tbe Great Writ" rhard Irving Dodge tells of a little ¡Went of tbe Mexlcau war with It bvex that It Is quality, out quantity, itoti I m moat effective. IVhlle General Taylor'» little array is marx-blug fritto Corpus t'lirfxtl to Itsmorus a suMtor of tbe flank uf I column fired at a trail. Tbe animiti irged. and the soldier, taking to bis Ha, ran Into the column. Tbe trail, daunted by the rumlcr of tile ene- ’. followed hl* headlong. watterlug 'ersi realmente like chaff, and r.aMly aped unhurt, haring demoralized 1 put to filght nn army wbFh a few fa after covered Itself wltb gkwy vfa-tortontal.v eovxrantertng fire tltue» number of human enemies Hie Discipline. -Top. you must take thl« ebUd In band. 1 bare bad about all that I can stand. She baa no Dotton of minding ute; It to Ilina you took her «crisis your knee.” "Send her to me,“ said Pop. with a frown. "It won’t take me toog tu tune ber down " But bow could be punish ber. tell me. do. when she looked at bim with ber eyes of blue? I slotted at bim in tbe same glad way that ber mother did lu that farvff day when she was his sweetboart and be ber beau How could be strike ber I'd like to know? But still be took ber upou his knee and at once was lost In a reverie that carried bim back to a shady street Hist a little maid whom he used to meet, a blue eyed maid wboee count erpart now sat on hto kuee wltb a beating heart, watting for him to for- get those days and puatob ber tor ber wilful ways. Moua peeped tn through the half closed door. They were playing Jack« oo tbe |»trior boor, playing Jacks and qtiarrellug. too. Just as two children are aid to do. She frowned. It was tuore tbau half caress, "I will bare to ttuutob them both. I guess."—Cbieago Record-Herald. Origin of Confetti. The history of confetti to rather curi ous. Several year» ago a large print ing works In Parto was turning out Im mense quantities of calendars, through which a small rouud bole bad beeu punched to receive an eyelet for bold ing tbe sheets together. A heap of tbe little circular scraps of pais*r cut out by tbe puucb accumulated un a table, und one of the tuaibibe men amused himself by acatieriug a buudful of them over a working girl's hair. She Immediately suatehed up a handful and threw them In bls face. Other girls followed ber example, and tbe first confetti lot tile Itegau. Tbe Head of tbe eMtabltobment came lo wbeu It was at Its height, aud. being wbat tbe t America us call a "smart man." be at once realized that there was "money In It." He ordered special machinery, placed large quantities of tbe new ar ticle uu tbe market, made a fortune aud created a uew Industry. Th« Ways of Mol««. Among v-ouiiuon aulinais few bare beeu lest» studied ill their life bialofy tltau the unde. Au Kugltoii natural- tot. Mr. Ltouel K. Ailutus. says Ibat under the "fortress" which tbe mole eoustrucls above tbe surface of the grouud will always be found a serie« of tunnels ruuuiug out lieueatb tbe udjaceul field. A curious lealure al- luost iuvartobly fotiud to a |>erpeudlc- ular run penetrating about a iota be low the bottom of tbe lies! and then turuiug upward to meet another run A mole is never fotiud In bls nest, al though It may l>e yet warm from bia body when o|«*ued. Guided by smell aud bearing, a mole frequently ktcaiea tbe nest of a partridge or pbeaaant above bls run and. iteuetratlng It from below, cuts Hie eggs. Tbe aihilt mole to practically bliud. but there are em bryonic ludlcallonn tbal the power of sight lb tbe race baa deteriorated. An Arab Lagand. "There to uuue «o poor but there Is ode iMstrer." A poor Arab spent bls Isst bgra on a htindful of dates aud went dp ou a high cliff lo eat them and dto.) As be threw tlte atonea over a lean baud ■hot out below aud eaugbl ihtHti. "Ho!" said he. "Why do you catch my date stones?** "Because. O brother.” answered s weak voice. "I have not ealeq these three days, and Allah bas aeut tbeae alone« to save my life.” "I’ratoe be io Allah.* answered the first man. "for be lias saved me also, for here Is one poorer than I.” And troth men went Into I lie city. Firat Teat of the Air Pump. The Brat inibite teat of the air pump was Io IBM by Ito luventor. Otto too Giterk-ke. In tbe preaem-e of Emperor Ferdinand of Ger many Goerk-ke ap plied tbe carefully ground edges of metallic bemtepberea. two feet io di ameter. to ee<b other. After erba oat Inc tbe air by bls apparatus be si ta« bed fifteen horses to each beroF sphere, lo ralo did they attempt to aepitnile them because of the enor- lUcw pressure of tbe atmosphère, Tb« ex perl ment wss s great success. "Snoring to air which la "Sneezlog la throat.” An- T T T BO I TA • A ttorney - at - law . Raising a False Issue. A story well known tu lawyers of tbs last generation to about tbe "umbrella euse." A mao was charged wltb steal lag an umbrella, aud a number of wit- ues-ses Weut Into the box to testify to tbe uffeuse. Tbe counsel for the de fendant noted that each witness car ried au umbrella (tbe time of year wua midsummer, which explains tbe oe.es- sfty for these llupedltoeutxi As a lint I ter of fact, tbe prisoner had no defence to make Tbe barrister, thrown on Ills Wils, exclaimed: "Geiitleuieu of the Jury, did you not notice that eu-h ot tbe witnesses carried an umbrella Into tbe box? Why to this, gentlemen? II to done In order to Infeet your mind» wltb the Ides of an umbrella. to |>re|u dice the prisoner In your eye*, to rul.se ‘a false Issue, and I npf>eul Io you tn signify your detestatlou of ibis ititi certed action by bringing In H verdict of not guilty” The lodge, who iu> aglned that little attention would I»** |»tld to stu b a plea. look little time and less istlns to sum up tbe case Tbe Jury ueverthelisis brought lit a verdict In accordance wltb the resourceful bar rister's wishes. - lwtndou News. Complete set of Abstract Book in office. Taxes ¡raid for non Bosenberg Bros., AGENTS FOR Pl RE WHITE AND EVERETT FLOCK. Residents. Office opposite Post Office. BEST i Both phones. Best on the Market STAPLE & FANCY GRCCERIES "We carry a Full Line of Feeds. Tgg C arl haberlach , Grass Seed a Specialty. ATTORNEY AT LAW. GIVE US A TRIAL. (O Çeut«rhvr ^bvoltnt, ■X Office Ncrons the street and north horn the Post Office. WILLETT, A t T orney - at -L aw . Steamer í Hot Air. Th“ sirocco blows hot from the high land* of uorth A fries and fulls on the Mediterranean as far as Malta The salano Juini» like a windy fireball front the heat of the Sahara desert and land» fiatfiatted In Spain The harmattan blows hoi Saltare dust far Into tbe Atlantic and gives nosebleed and makes skin and lifts pun ti and crack, while furniture and »hip tlm bers groan and crack and scream In an agnuy of droughty dt~q»tlr The khasmln blows Sahara's ancient dust Into Egyptian eyes every fifty dur* The pampero* iterhalli'aly blow down into Buenos Aires out of the titles ptored desert highlands of llrarll. and the Mowing eaiises suicides and mur der* to lie more i-oramon and wound* : to break out afresh, with h heavy death rate. I*ntu|teria> |»H »4M HWHV in a second, leaving the air One. - Ex- change. k Next to Tillamook County Bank, T illamook - O regon . Sue H. Elmore” (CAPT P. SCHRADER) H. GOYNE, MOTOR STEAMER OSHKOSH A ttornkv - at L aw . Office : Opposite Court House, (CAP. T. LATHAM). T illamook , O regon . T. BO ALS, M.])., Tillamook & Portland. PHY8ICIAN & SURGEON, TILLAMOOK. I Office Olson Building. Sail Every Tuesday and Saturday Couch St. Wharf, Portland < < The Bulldog. The hulldog. «itillke the majorlfy of dog*, very seklont burka. In fuel, ow ing to the construction of bls throat bls attempts at barklug are inoty like lie a blirle«(|lle of the real thing. wades Into n fight without atty votili warmng. and the only sound lie emits Hto courage to bls heavy breathing to astotitolilng. and tbe lurgt-ues* ot his o|i|Hiiteut never acts » a deterrent when liosillltles are Imminent Still, us be is lad a quarrelsome dog. be very rurely indulges In street Itruwto. and. ns be to evcetsllngly g<*>d iMturvd. It tukes a lot to rouse him The naalent bulldog to undoubtedly a dllTereni looking animal from hl* bull fighting an< eulor« The n«M1 eouspKU oils "Impprveuieuts" Introduced by the present day “faucy” are largettesa bend, whlth of chest, beavhtean boue and more typical tall. >t A Sample of Suggestion. A popular t-onieUiaii ami playwrtgil was prillslug the liutitoroua value <1 suggest kata. •It Is fuunler to stigyeMi a thing be «aid. "liiau in say It <rat. Play wrights should reruemlter tbto Kugge» tlolt. pregttnilt MUggextlotl, 1« what uuikew really tumiy ibe iltta- toty • re- diark I«» hb* (Hitier: "Ta. If you help uie wltb my arltb tuotic I.XU..U tonight 1*11 tell you where ma bid y«w trouwrs.'New lock 8uu ______ - Th« "Beot Girl” Habit. "Why." asked her snxkra« and excit ad tool Iter, do you I taluk be to reuilur Io the |«>lut st tast?" "Well." tbe mahlen replied taatklns demurely down al the rug •«Iteri be took nre In bis «mi« aud araseli are at«( night be «asi bed got «< «tora» '•"* b« daini laHlevr be errald er er break lllturretf of Ure babil." That’s All M. KER RON, • • PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, C oncrete B uilding . Tillamcok, You Use Them. We Sell Them. D Next Door to Tillamook County Bank. .. Oregon. R. I. M. SMITH, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Oflk*« over J. A. T<dd ¿t Co., T i II miiioo I i , Ore. C. HAWK, W. A. WILLIAMS & CO., PHYSICIAN Ä SURGEON, BAY CITY, OREGON. The Best Hotel Why 8H« Waa Plaaaad. "Do you meati tv leit me that you actually overcame that attclem aiulpa iby of your» for Mrs Mugg*t>y ami culled on ber this afiermstur oasi nix wife « bustutnd. "That's about the size of IL" replleu ber nnxtmud's wife "And xbe was glad to *ee youT" "Títere Isn't atty doula alatiti it " "Why do you Ibmk tltat'f "Weil. I ha<1 on tbiit olii dre«* I've worn three seinom* anil « but litui t* entitled to a pronuurnl fUaee lu matte museum for Hiith|Ulllen. «mie she luid mt a new gown Just from l'arl« 1th. yes l’ut sure she wa* tickled to death, hgtiratlveiy s|a*«kmg. wbeu I caned!' —Chicago Newa. Resideaee : Mrs. Wei««' house, w««t of blrs. Walker’s THE ALLEN HOUSE, R. BEAlxS, J. P. AULiEN, Proprietor REAL ESTA’FK Headquarters for Travelling Men. F inancial Special Attention paid to Tourists. A First Class Table. ag J r , Tillamook, Oregon. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation. R. F. J. SHAR1$ 4« r 4 4 1 A. K. CASE. esorstzTow « Tillamook Iron Works 4 General Machinists & Blacksmiths. 4 4 4 4 4 Boiler Work, LocKrr'n Work mid Heavy Forging. Fine Machine Work a Npecially. TILLAMOOK, OBEGON. RESIDENT DE-4TIST, Office across the street fro«' the Court House. Dr. Wise’s office. '"p BARCH EX *- . The Fashionable Tailor. C.eauing, Pressing and Repair ing a Specialty. Store in Heins Photographic Gallery. r I ¡ GOLDEN phot« Lass Oertca tacts«•• s »»<(.!.uv. c The Fast a tuia» OWING A COWING LAW Y ERB. R oon 3S4 WoacNTBR Rrn.m«v( TN ì B» AMP (UM HTBBMTK GATE heaves Tillamook for Astoria and Portland, THURSDAY of Each Week Freight and Passengers Room Meat to »h« U M l-atwl O#c*. Î POKTLAND, ORK d ON. F. “• WHITEHOUSP; A SON, INSURANCE, FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, BONDS, Etc. T illamook O rmgoh . Both Phones. M RS. ALICIA PHELPS, GRADUATE NURSE, MRS. PAGE’S TILLAMOOK. - HOUSE, - ORE. They Take the Kintaa Ont. FOR RATES ADDRESS J. R. GLADDEN. Agent. "1 have naevi Dr Ktng’e New Life Dalle lor many y rare, with tm reaa- mg ea f i efat tion They take the hinke out of etomat It, liver and Itowels, wit twilit lues t>r frutton," saya N H Drown, of l‘ttt«field, Vt. Guaranteed aeliefio-tory at Ltiaa. I. Clough'a drug store. Ac.
